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Rowtor
Tors & Landmarks

Rowtor

A modest granite tor on Dartmoor's northern edge near Okehampton Camp, with several piles of rock and views across to West Mill Tor.

Rundelstone Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Rundelstone Tor

A modest granite tor on central Dartmoor with clear views across the high moor and surrounding valleys.

Saddle Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Saddle Tor

Two granite masses split by short grass, named for its saddle-like profile, popular with climbers and easily reached from the B3387 road.

Sampford Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Sampford Tor

A heavily quarried granite remnant south of Pew Tor, reduced to rubble by the stone industry but retaining one natural-looking summit pile.

Scarey Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Scarey Tor

Small broken granite tor above the East Okement River, often overlooked but scattered with abandoned millstones and cut rock from old quarrying.

Scorhill Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Scorhill Tor

Small rocky outcrop on the south slope above the North Teign gorge, overshadowed by nearby Scorhill Stone Circle but offering a better view down the river.

Set Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Set Tor

Small scattered rocks of trap stone near Stephen's Grave, marked by weathered outcrops moulded into step-like forms by the elements.

Shapley Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Shapley Tor

Scattered granite outcrops on Shapley Common with a tilted boulder and low rock piles that offer good views northward.

Sharp Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Sharp Tor

One of several Sharp Tors on Dartmoor, this granite outcrop rises to about 348 metres on Harford Moor.

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